why won't retards just buy these instead of paying absurd prices for slightly larger eggs. medium eggs are fine. they're just fine.
if you ever wondered what grade A eggs actually means
>>21104920>he buys eggs>he doesn't have tiny dinosaurs that convert kitchen scraps into delicious breakfast orbsfail.
>>21104920>paying for eggs>grading and classing protocolsdo chickenlets really
>>21104920Many recipes (in baking) call for large eggs. Out side that, yeah, I get medium eggs, but I know families that get jumbo eggs for some reason. (A size grade above Large.)
i prefer medium eggs because 50g units are easier to work with
I buy the boxes of 5 dozen eggs. I don't know what grade they are and don't care
Wtf, ive never seen eggs being rated by size in EU. They're usually rated by living conditions of the chickens.
>>21104993Because you're all women.
>>21105015ok boomerWhat's next, mtf not being real women?
Large eggs cost 19p each (£2.30 for 12) from the supermarket in the UK, not exactly breaking the bank
>>21104976Jumbo fits nicer on an english muffin sandwich.And, yes, large/extra large are more correct for recipes.
Even more than thatLarge eggs come from older hens. This is literally why they are larger.Meaning they are more brittle and have the same amount of nutrients, just spread across a larger egg.Sauce: used to be a retail buyer
>>21105089Just to add, This anon gets it. >>21104921As the hen gets older stuff just becomes more runny and stuff. NNGW
>>21104921Thank you, I didn't know that.
>>21104920because if the eggs have inconsistent sizes you will get inconsistent results when baking. if all you do is cook eggs for breakfast then yeah medium eggs are fine.
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>>21104920medium eggs are legit value because most people never buy themyou get a lot less but it works out
>>21104926cool now tell us how bad your heating bill is
>>21104993>Wtf, ive never seen eggs being rated by size in EU.That's not true.When we were members of the EU, eggs always had Large or Medium markings (along with Organic, Free range, or Caged markings). They still do.
>>21104921>>21105089>>21105093Interesting, appreciate the knowledge
>>21105080One thing I have noticed anon, is that Organic, Free range eggs are often priced cheaper than caged hens??I think this is a move by supermarkets to 'Prove' that the British public prefer these to caged hens . . .even though in reality, caged hens should have cheaper eggs. Bit of a con really.
>>21104993Try opening your eyes then
>>21104921How do they know this without cracking the eggs?
